twas 5/24/04 8:33 AM, when Tom Chirpich at [EMAIL PROTECTED] treated us all with:
> My apologies for the subject/title I chose; it is not accurate. I now think > that Entourage brought a problem to light, but that the problem itself lies > elsewhere. > > The situation: prior to Entourage's installation of fonts, the appearance in > another program was fine; after the font installation, the appearance became > poor because that program used one of the Entourage-installed fonts rather > than some system (?) font that it used before. > > Why some of the Entourage-installed fonts are chosen in preference to the > original font is a mystery to me. My current guess: perhaps the program > originally intended to use a certain font; it was not available, so, prior > to Entourage, the program chose some system font that worked just fine > appearance-wise; when the Entourage-installed fonts became available, > somehow the program will choose at least two of them in preference to the > system font that it had chosen in the past. > > Hmmm, "post hoc, ergo propter hoc." Sorry for not realizing that sooner. > > Thanks, Barry, for your help. > ---- > Thanks also to Paul and Beth for help with the schedule issue I had. I've been using Unicode glyphs in my Safari bookmarks bar. Upon installing Office 2004, some of those glyphs turned into other glyphs, and I can no longer find the ones I had in the Unicode character pallet. Even after disabling all dingbat fonts but the one that has those glyphs. As far as I can tell, this is a similar problem. â Hes Nikke â [EMAIL PROTECTED] â [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- ÉoÉâsÉáqÊÉuuÉÊÊo6ÉoÉâÊÊÊ\\×dÊÊÉ -- To unsubscribe: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> archives: <http://www.mail-archive.com/entourage-talk%40lists.letterrip.com/> old-archive: <http://www.mail-archive.com/entourage-talk%40lists.boingo.com/>
